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where are the plug sockets in the kitchen

4 years ago

I love the clean lines on the counter with the cooktop and the quartz following all the way up the wall. I would like the same thing, however, I am trying to do this without visible plug sockets. How did you do this?

Cordell Drive | The Bird Streets · More Info

Comments (2)

  • 4 years ago

    I was also wondering where the outlets are.

  • PRO
    4 years ago

    I beleive they were up under the upper cabinetry in a strip. Also, there were multiple outlets at the end of hte counter in teh appliance stations as well.


    Hope this helps.




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